El-Sayed under fire for once signing letter urging Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood to ‘purge media and police’
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Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed once signed a 2012 letter urging the Muslim Brotherhood, and its then-newly crowned President of Egypt, Mohamad Morsi, to "purge" the media and police.
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At least six men who joined Abdul El-Sayed in signing a notorious 2012 letter calling for a Muslim Brotherhood "purge" of the media and police have also donated handsomely to his two runs for office, mostly to his current Senate campaign, records reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show.
Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed once signed a 2012 letter urging the Muslim Brotherhood, and its then-newly crowned President of Egypt, Mohamad Morsi, to "purge" the media and police.
Campaign records show at least six fellow signers of the 2012 purge letter gave El-Sayed’s campaigns at least $25,850, as the Senate candidate continues to leave his decision to sign that document unexplained.
